Events in Dearborn, MI

This Detroit cycling event pays tribute to the past, lifts up Jewish resilience, and transforms remembrance into action. It is connected to a global initiative inspired by the route from Auschwitz to the JCC in Krakow, and the local ride focuses on strengthening Jewish life and connection both nearby and worldwide. Riders of all levels are welcome, with a range of pace groups and a new shorter option suited to families. Expect a total distance of 30 miles round trip on a low traffic route with picturesque stops. Security support at the front and back helps keep the group safe and moving smoothly. The experience includes a rest stop as well as food and drinks after the finish, plus comprehensive mechanical and SAG support. Those not on bikes can register as Cheerleaders and take part in the finish line celebration at Ferndale Project while supporting the Krakow JCC. Registration is available to ride or to cheer, and 100 percent of each entry supports the Krakow JCC.

An annual summer Sunday market showcasing local craftsmen and artisans alongside vendors offering clothing and apparel. The market also includes events in Shed 5.

Self-Discovery Sunday with V offers a monthly space to relax with your deck, your curiosity, and a touch of magic. Each session centers on one Major Arcana card, using its themes to encourage reflection, spark clarity, and support deeper self-understanding. The atmosphere is cozy and encouraging, with guidance and lightbulb moments that feel welcoming rather than intimidating. Beginners and seasoned readers are equally supported. Participants can look forward to shared card pulls, laughter, and gentle learning, with an emphasis on leaving feeling lighter, clearer, and more confident. The focus stays on joy and growth, not heavy shadow work or pressure, creating a warm place to connect and notice the magic within. The class is led by V, a fourth-generation intuitive reader and empath known for a practical style infused with love, light, and humor. What began with prophetic dreams and an early fascination with metaphysics became a far-reaching spiritual journey. V picked up a first tarot deck at 19 while studying in New Orleans and has since become internationally recognized, presenting at gatherings such as Tarotpalooza by Prism Haus, the World Divination Association Tarot Conference, and the World Divination Association Lenormand Summit. Please bring a tarot deck and a notebook or journal. The fee is $30 per person and preregistration is required. Registration can be completed by phone at (248) 548-1415, and if purchasing online for more than one attendee, call to share the additional names so seats can be reserved. This class is hosted in person at the Boston Tea Room, with a free parking lot and an entrance located at the back of the building. To cancel and be eligible for a refund, call (248) 548-1415 before the class begins.

The Hi-Views present a free show in downtown Ferndale as part of the Nine on Nine concert series. Additional details will be shared soon.

J. Cole brings The Fall-Off Tour to Little Caesars Arena. Please note a strict bag policy: only small bags, purses, and clutches up to 4 by 6 by 1.5 inches are allowed, with diaper and medical bags permitted up to 14 by 14 by 6 inches. Parking, concessions, and merchandise transactions are cashless. Tickets are mobile only, so download and save them to your phone’s wallet ahead of time for quicker entry. Plan to arrive early, as multiple events in the District Detroit may affect crowds and lines. Re-entry is not permitted once you leave the venue.

Sharpen soccer fundamentals with focused drills that build ball control, shooting accuracy, and confidence in shoulder-to-shoulder challenges. The clinic takes place at the Soccer Arena in Veterans Park, west of Hamtramck Stadium, and is led by Alicia from Hamtramck Parks Conservancy. It is free to attend and welcomes ages 10 to 17. Equipment is provided, and participants are encouraged to wear shin guards if they have them. For questions, contact info@hamtramckparks.com. Registration is available through the co-host HRD website.

Free weekly wellness classes bring a calming start to the week at Gabriel Richard Park on the Detroit Riverfront, with sessions designed to connect body and mind to the natural world through practices like guided meditation, sound bathing, and more. Each gathering features a unique program, so whether attending once or many times, there is always something new to experience. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and it can be helpful to bring a yoga mat, a journal, any keepsakes that support your practice, water, and a blanket.

Detroit Riverwalkers is a free walking program at Cullen Plaza presented by the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and sponsored by Henry Ford Health. Adults 50 and older are invited to focus on wellness through strolls along the Detroit Riverwalk, fitness activities, and resource tables. AARP will be back with an information table and its Best Kept Secrets classes. Tuesday sessions emphasize health education, fitness instruction, opportunities to speak with health experts, blood pressure checks, occasional surprises, and time to enjoy the riverfront at your own pace. Thursday gatherings feature a guided group walk followed by a hustle fitness class. Registration is required. Carpooling is encouraged because free parking at Cullen Plaza is limited.

The annual Tuesday Market brings a summer selection of vendors from the Saturday Market, offering locally grown produce and other local products. Added health and wellness resources are available, and free yoga and Zumba sessions take place in Shed 3. Food trucks serve lunch on site, and many businesses in the district are open for dining, shopping, and exploring.

This dance luncheon at NSYNC, also known as The building, offers a variety of dances and welcomes a mature crowd.

A free Cardio & Conditioning class for all ages takes place along the Detroit Riverfront at Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park. Hosted by the Curtis L. Ivery Health and Wellness Education Center Gym, it focuses on building endurance, power, and speed with minimal equipment. Expect energetic movements such as jumping, running, and skipping in the outdoor classroom by the river. Bring a water bottle, and feel free to explore the park after the workout. Parking is available along Jefferson Ave, Rosa Parks, and Cabacier, as well as at the nearby Bagley Mobility Hub and Assembly Garages.

Outdoor Adventure Center educators partner with Detroit River Sports to guide a kayaking outing through the Detroit River and its scenic canals. Participants learn about the river’s history and the Eastside Canals, pass by Greyhaven Island and the Historic Fisher Mansion, and wrap up with a peaceful paddle through the canals of southern Jefferson Chalmers. The program begins with check in, gear distribution, a safety briefing, and loading boats, followed by approximately 90 minutes on the water. Expect a route of about 3 miles that includes a section against the current. Prior kayaking experience can help but is not required. Only adults 18 and up may participate, and everyone should dress for outdoor activity. The session is held at Detroit River Sports. Advance registration is required, and the fee is $49 per person.

Each ticket makes a difference. For every purchase, $1 is donated to the Megan Moroney Foundation to support initiatives that combat bullying and promote mental health. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional access through an artist presale and a VIP package presale, and VIP packages are offered. The effort aims to build a more supportive and inclusive environment with each show.

Urban Solace presents a mindful movement practice created to help participants unwind from the week. Each session blends dynamic sequences, breath awareness, and gentle stretches to support core strength and flexibility, set along the riverwalk. Registration opens on Monday each week for the Wednesday session. Sponsored by Priority Health.

Set out from Cullen Plaza for a gentle, family-friendly plant walk along the Detroit Riverfront led by local herbalists. Participants will learn to recognize and interact with nearby plants during a guided stroll and a playful scavenger hunt. The route lasts about 15 to 20 minutes through Milliken State Park and highlights around five noteworthy species in a kid-friendly format. The walk concludes at the fountain area with samples of dandelion stew, followed by a choice of small group or individual activities with printed handouts, or time with a guest speaker. All ages are welcome, and registration is encouraged but not required.

Experience an evening centered on plants, community, and a summery atmosphere at Detroit Shipping Company on the second level. Browse a handpicked assortment of houseplants from a regional vendor while enjoying food, drinks, and the venue’s distinctive setting. Whether tending a thriving collection or choosing a first plant, this pop-up offers a chance to support local sellers, meet fellow plant enthusiasts, and discover new favorites. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Beacon Park hosts energizing outdoor workouts that bring the community together. Skilled coaches from First Responders 4 Fitness and Easy Day Boxing Gym lead sessions focused on building strength and stamina while supporting mental, physical, nutritional and spiritual wellness. On select dates, a one hour workout is offered at no cost. Participants should bring their own mats and towels. These free sessions are open to the public. After breaking a sweat, participants can visit Lumen Detroit for a healthy drink or a post workout bite, with reservations available for those who like to plan ahead. Presented by the DTE Beacon Park Foundation and produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership.

MotorCity Wine presents an evening of Argentine tango featuring special guest DJ Villano Del Tango from Los Angeles, appearing early ahead of the 4th Annual Motown Tango Marathon. A new series spotlights ochos and giros with vals timing. The night begins with Foundations I, a welcoming entry point that covers essential solo, partnered, and practical skills to start your tango journey. Foundations II follows and deepens the work, turning core elements into playful combinations. The curriculum builds across the month while remaining friendly to drop-ins at any time. After the classes, the floor opens for a social milonga with passionate tango music curated by the DJs. Dance, connect, or relax and enjoy the tunes. Pricing is $20 for one class with the milonga included, $30 for both classes, or $65 for a full month of classes. The milonga has a suggested $15 contribution and is complimentary with any class, operating on the honor system with no one turned away for financial reasons. All are welcome. No partner is required, and everyone is encouraged to explore both leading and following to help keep the space inclusive and safe.

The event welcomes all ages and features a general admission, standing-room-only setup. Doors are scheduled to open to the public. Tickets will be available through an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

Sanctuary Detroit hosts a four-band bill featuring Gigan, Centenary, The Biscuit Merchant, and Skeletomb. This show presents live sets from each act. Tickets and information are available.

Kickstand Productions Michigan brings Therapy Gecko Live to The Magic Bag for an all-ages evening centered on spontaneous conversation. Comedian and unlicensed therapist Lyle Forever, also known as Geck and recognized for his green gecko persona, invites audience members to speak with him on stage about their problems, dreams, and the odd thoughts they carry, blending these chats with stories from his travels for an interactive experience that can go anywhere. Seating is limited and offered on a first come, first served basis. Therapy Gecko has built a wide following online by mixing comedy with human interest as he listens to strangers navigate situations that range from wholesome to bizarre. The show has toured across the United States, Europe, Australia, and Japan, and has appeared at major festivals including Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and Beyond Wonderland. The podcast has welcomed guests such as Doja Cat, Lil Yachty, Denzel Curry, Eric Andre, Danny Brown, Bobby Lee, and others.

Part of a special anniversary lecture series recognizing multiple milestones at once, this evening spotlights the stories and symbolism behind flags with a talk by Jeremy Dimick, the museum’s Director of Collections and Curatorial. The series marks 325 years since Detroit’s first European settlers arrived, 250 years since the founding of the United States, and the 75th and 65th anniversaries of the Detroit Historical Museum and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum. Museum admission is free for these evening programs.

Gentle Flow Yoga brings movement and relaxation to William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor beside the Detroit River. Urban Solace produces this summer series in partnership with the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy, with sponsorship from Priority Health. Participants can pursue fitness goals, meet new people, and unwind in a peaceful outdoor setting. Registration is handled weekly.

Explore the world of nocturnal wildlife during an outdoor evening program at the Belle Isle Nature Center. Make crafts focused on nighttime animals, head out on a walk to watch for bats, attract moths for close-up observation, and spend time by a bonfire. Wear appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear for uneven natural trails. This free offsite program is held at the Belle Isle Nature Center. A Recreation Passport is required to enter Belle Isle Park.

A community food distribution at The Collective Detroit offers fresh produce, groceries, pantry items, and essential supplies in a welcoming, judgment-free environment. It is open to everyone, with no ID or income verification required. Supplies are available while they last, so early arrival is encouraged. Organizers also invite support from sponsors, donors, volunteers, and community partners to help reach more families.

An immersive weekend in Detroit celebrates music, art, wellness, and community, bringing together creative expression and lasting memories. Expect live DJs and musical performances spanning house, techno, bass, and more, alongside showcases from local, regional, and featured artists. Explore immersive installations and interactive art, watch live painters and visual creators at work, and find plenty of photo-ready festival decor. Wellness activations and areas to relax and recharge offer balance, while creative vendors and small businesses present unique finds with food and drink options available. VIP opportunities are part of the experience. Giveaways, surprises, and special moments unfold across the weekend, creating a lively atmosphere designed for connection, celebration, and self-expression.

Meltt joins Los Eclipses for a show at The Loving Touch. This event welcomes all ages. Will call tickets are released only to the original purchaser and can be picked up before entry with a valid ID. Attendees under 21 should expect an additional $5 charge at the door.

At The Magic Bag, Nitzer Ebb brings the USA 2026 tour to the stage, featuring Rhys Fulber. The performance welcomes all ages and will be standing room only.

Commemorate four decades of Little Shop of Horrors with a special screening hosted by Ellen Greene, the original Audrey who first brought the role to life on stage and later starred in the film. This seldom-seen appearance also features meet and greet packages that include a signed keepsake and photo opportunities. The 1986 cult science fiction musical comedy, directed by Frank Oz, follows nerdy florist Seymour Krelborn and the carnivorous plant he names Audrey II. As the strange bloom propels his Skid Row shop to fame, it demands ever more human sacrifices, leaving Seymour torn between his affection for coworker Audrey and the plant’s deadly appetite.

Communities First, Inc. presents a free outdoor screening of GOAT as part of the Movies Under the Stars 2026 series at Joe Louis Greenway. The evening begins with a pre-party featuring games and activities for all ages. Free snacks will be available, and attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to get comfortable for a film beneath the night sky. This event is free and open to the public, and registration is suggested.

This festival showcases Detroit talent with a lineup that includes 42 Dugg, Babyface Ray, Peezy, Icewear Vezzo, and Sada Baby. It brings homegrown artists together for a citywide celebration.

Detroit comes together for the inaugural Tutu Walk for Wellness from W.I.S.E. Partnership, a 3.5-mile neighborhood walk that blends fitness, fun, and practical health education. The route includes interactive wellness stops and community resource stations, bringing helpful information out of the clinic and into everyday spaces. The Congregation and Whitlow's Barber Lounge serve as community partners for the loop. Tutus are encouraged, and the spirit centers on health, healing, and togetherness. All fitness levels are welcome, including families and first-time walkers. The effort is powered by community volunteers, with roles such as walk marshals, wellness station hosts, registration and check-in support, and setup and breakdown crew.

Take part in D-Town Farm Volunteer Days, a welcoming opportunity to lend a hand at the farm. Dress for outdoor work with weather-appropriate clothing and footwear you do not mind getting dirty, such as boots. Bring gloves if you have them, and extras will be available on site. An online sign up is optional, and walk-ins are welcome.

Enjoy a free outdoor Hatha yoga class at Palmer Park, offered in partnership with People for Palmer Park and led by Yoganic Flow instructors. The session welcomes all experience levels and takes place outside near the garden by the Splash Park parking lot within the park. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, with a limited number available to borrow on a first come, first served basis. Children ages 6 and up may participate if they can remain quiet for the duration of the class, and caregivers are asked to step out with any child who becomes noisy to respect fellow practitioners. If rain is expected, check @YoganicFlow on Instagram for updates, with any cancellations posted at least an hour before class begins.

Tackle common wall repairs and build confidence with a practical workshop focused on drywall hanging, taping, and mudding. Held at Detroit Training Center, this session covers how to apply and smooth joint compound, when to use premixed compound versus mixing your own, and how to work with drywall tape for clean, durable seams. It is geared toward do it yourselfers who want clear guidance and efficient techniques for getting the job done right. Pricing options are available at $70 for a single workshop, $120 for two workshops, or $300 for six workshops.

Celebrate the Michigan summer at a market gathering featuring live music, featured artists, and family friendly activities. Supported by Detroit City Distillery and Florian East Lagers & Ales, the experience includes Clay City for kids, bubbles, sidewalk chalk, and more. Pinter Whitnick delivers a full-band feel with hits from the 80s and 90s, and Sandos Detroit serves stacked sandwiches. A biergarten will be available. Book-ahead options include a Select Saturday tour of the Pottery for $10 per person while space remains, along with Tile Glazing Workshops. Programming is subject to change and may be affected by weather.

Explore the Detroit Riverfront on a guided walking tour through Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park, led by Detroit Riverfront Conservancy volunteers. The experience offers an overview of the riverfront’s history while highlighting features of the park for both first-time visitors and regulars. Gather by the gravel bank adjacent to the Huron-Clinton Metroparks Water Garden, opposite the play area. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather. Walk-ups are welcome. Parking is available along Jefferson Ave, Rosa Parks, and Cabacier, as well as in the nearby Bagley Mobility Hub and Assembly Garages.

Start the school year on a high note at the in-person Back to School Fest, featuring lively games, music, and plenty of fun. Enjoy free goodies and giveaways, along with a complimentary backpack distribution. It is a welcoming space to hang out, meet new people, and get ready for the year ahead.

A celebration of transgender pride in a park setting brings together transgender people and their allies. The gathering features vendor booths, free activities, and plenty of opportunities to connect with friends in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Presented by the Hispanic Police Officers Association of Michigan, this community car show brings enthusiasts and neighbors together to celebrate cars, culture, and community. The show welcomes cars of every make and model and features music, a taco eating contest, opportunities to meet community leaders, and plenty of prizes and giveaways. Admission is a $20 donation that supports the cause. For vendor, sponsor, or registration details, call (248) 842-9185.

The third annual Bark Crawl brings the community together in Detroit to support Friends for Animals of Metro Detroit. Attendees will make their way through participating spots to enjoy special offers and connect with fellow animal advocates, helping provide shelter, medical treatment, food, and caring support for nearly 2,500 homeless and vulnerable animals each year. Stops include Detroit Beer Company, EASY PEASY, Gilly’s Clubhouse, Premier Pet Supply, The Post Bar, and Union Assembly, with EASY PEASY serving as the home base. Animals are not permitted, so please leave pets at home.

Build practical DIY know-how at Detroit Training Center with a hands-on workshop focused on adding outlets, installing light fixtures, and upgrading switches. Learn techniques that make living spaces brighter and more functional, whether you are improving a home or working on a rental property. The session centers on real-world practice so you can apply what you learn to create welcoming rooms that may also add value to your property.

Beacon Park Summer Music Series fills the park with outdoor performances set against city views. This edition spotlights the Rob Stone Band with a blend of rock and country. Across the three-show lineup the styles span smooth soul to bright pop, with other appearances by Thornetta Davis and Mega 80s. Visitors can explore the gardens, dance through a summer evening, and pick up a craft drink from Lumen Detroit. The restaurant serves modern cuisine and cocktails, plus a green rooftop, patio and fire pits, and an outdoor kiosk for specialty beverages so the music is always within view. Supported by the DTE Beacon Park Foundation and produced by the Downtown Detroit Partnership.

Catch the DCFC men in action at Keyworth Stadium. Everyone is welcome, including family and friends. Seating will be in the city supporters section. A group link is available for ticket purchases.

The Magic Bag hosts a standing room only show featuring Pajamas, an Ann Arbor quartet known for exploratory rock that draws on a wide range of American musical traditions. Nicholas Orr, Graham Low, Owen Kellenberger, and Liam Gallegos create sets that unfold like an ongoing conversation with the audience, with songs that flow into one another to build an immersive experience. Their inspirations include Pink Floyd, Phish, Chick Corea, Grateful Dead, Jaco Pastorius, David Bowie, Brian Blade, Radiohead, Victor Wooten, and the Allman Brothers. Active since 2018, they have performed widely across the Midwest and beyond, appearing at festivals such as Summer Camp and on stages like Frederik Meijer Garden Amphitheater, and have shared bills with Goose, Aqueous, Thornetta Davis, Karina Rykman, and others. All ages are welcome.

Dogstar brings the All In Now Tour to Saint Andrew's Hall for an all-ages concert. This is a general admission show with standing room only, and doors will open to the public. Ticket options include a general public onsale, Citi cardmember preferred tickets and presale, a Dogstar presale, VIP package presales and a VIP package onsale, plus a Live Nation presale.

Swervedriver, the UK alternative rock pioneers formed in Oxford in 1989 by Adam Franklin and Jimmy Hartridge, take the stage with the hypnotic guitars, propulsive rhythms, and towering sonics that helped shape underground rock. Their fusion of noise rock, psychedelia, and melody produced landmark albums including Raise, Mezcal Head, and 99th Dream, and over the years their immersive concerts have earned a devoted global following. Fresh off a successful reissue of 99th Dream that reached No. 18 on the UK Albums Chart and No. 6 on the UK Vinyl Albums Chart, the band ushers in a new era with the World’s Fair EP, their first new release in more than five years. The performance highlights soaring guitars, fuzz-laden atmospheres, and enduring alternative rock from one of the genre’s most respected names.

A community Back 2 School Drive hosted by Biance’ Badd, Big Reek, and Slim Wootie brings families together for a day of giving and fun. Enjoy face painting, bounce house activities, and surprise appearances from favorite characters. Free backpacks are available for the first 50. Donations are welcomed to help support more students this school year. Location details will be announced.

A welcoming community circle at Twinkle Farms on Detroit's East Side centers on movement, writing, breath, and conversation to foster shared reflection, growth, and healing. Participants co-create a space for collective well-being, returning to themselves in liberating ways and exploring what it means to be human without pressure to get anything perfect. The experience begins with time to get oriented at the farm and an opening conversation that invites being witnessed. Guided journal prompts provide space to sit with ideas, followed by about twenty minutes of gentle, all-levels somatic movement rooted in yoga. No prior experience is needed. If available, bring a yoga mat and a blanket or towel. There is optional time to share discoveries, and the gathering closes with breathwork or meditation. It is an opportunity to feel the grass underfoot, connect with the circle, and reconnect with yourself.

This annual summer Sunday market showcases local craftsmen and artisans alongside clothing and apparel. Events take place in Shed 5, offering a welcoming setting to explore a range of local craft, art, clothing, and apparel.

Friendly dogs are welcome for a tail-wagging day featuring frisbee toss, refreshing water games, and group hikes. Swimming pools will be set up for both small and large dogs to cool off. For safety, dogs must stay on a leash, be friendly with people and other dogs, and have current vaccinations and licenses. Pets are not permitted inside the Outdoor Adventure Center building. This is a free outdoor event, with regular admission required for access to the building. Members receive a complimentary themed giveaway.

A free, heart-centered Reiki share in Ferndale, Michigan welcomes energy healers and spiritual seekers for a monthly healing circle focused on exchange and community connection. This gathering offers a supportive space where participants of every experience level can offer and receive Reiki, deepen their practice, and learn alongside others at no cost. The circle typically begins with a centering meditation, followed by hands-on practice trades, group distance Reiki, and time to reflect on insights and techniques learned. It is designed for curious beginners, experienced Masters, energy workers seeking practice partners, and anyone interested in holistic healing and spiritual growth within the Metro Detroit community. Participants may want to wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle, and consider a yoga mat or blanket, and chairs are available. An open heart and positive intentions are encouraged. There is no fee and no donations are requested, and attendance is kept small to preserve an intimate healing space.

Explore Detroit’s oldest neighborhood on a guided, 10 mile bicycle ride featuring Victorian architecture, historic churches and landmarks, thriving businesses, and active urban farms. Among the stops are Most Holy Trinity, North Corktown with several community gardens and farms, the West Riverfront, the former Tiger Stadium site, Michigan Central Station, the Southwest Detroit Greenway, and Roosevelt Park. Conversation along the route highlights population shifts over time, urban renewal, and the mixed effects of current development on the community. The tour is led by Kelli Kavanaugh, owner of Wheelhouse, who brings extensive local insight. She lived in Corktown for 19 years, authored the book “Detroit’s Michigan Central Station,” and has worked with the Corktown Citizens District Council and Greater Corktown Development Corp. Expect roughly three hours of riding. The cost is $45, or $55 with bike rental, and space is limited to six riders. Have cash available for a quick stop at a neighborhood watering hole.

Family Day brings the community together in Detroit with good food, arcade fun, and activities for all ages. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the support of the gaming community.

Celebrate your favorite love stories at a community book swap devoted to the romance genre at the Ferndale Area District Library. Bring newer romance books that are in good shape to trade with fellow readers. You can drop off titles ahead of time to help build a strong selection before the swap begins. The exchange runs throughout the day, offering plenty of time to browse and discover new authors and series.

WRIF presents Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust at The Fillmore Detroit as part of The Dead / Seven Tour. All ages are welcome. Supporting artists may change without notice. Ticketing includes a public onsale plus presale options for Theory of a Deadman, Sevendust, Return to Dust, and Live Nation, along with Citi cardmember presales and preferred tickets.

At The Magic Bag, The Impossibles lead an all-ages night with The Boy Detective. Emerging from Austin’s late 1990s ska and punk community, The Impossibles earned attention for high-energy sets and songs that blend upbeat ska grooves with the melody and emotional pull of punk and indie rock. Their early work favored quick, horn-forward arrangements, then shifted toward a leaner, guitar-centered sound that drew in emo and power pop influences. The result is music that feels immediate yet reflective, catchy while layered with depth. With releases like Anthology and Return, they built a devoted following drawn to candid lyrics and a commitment to growth. This event is standing room only.

Set within the nurturing energy of the full moon, this monthly sound bath at Boston Tea Room invites participants to release what feels heavy, renew intention, and realign with inner clarity. Guided by Lisa Harthun, the session blends gentle Yoga Nidra with a rich tapestry of sound to encourage deep rest, emotional clearing, and expanded awareness. The immersive soundscape features the resonance of gongs to clear stagnation, quartz crystal bowls to harmonize subtle energies, Tibetan and Himalayan bowls for grounding, and sacred percussion including bells, tingsha, rattles, and shamanic drum to awaken and align. Layered Sanskrit mantra and live vocal tones add a soothing, uplifting dimension that supports balance and peace. Bring a yoga mat, a blanket, a pillow, water in a covered container, and a journal with a pen. Plan to arrive a bit early to check in at the reception desk and settle before the meditation begins, and note that late entry is not permitted to preserve the experience for everyone. Cost is $35 per person. Separate registration through Boston Tea Room is required. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is recommended. If registering more than one person, please call Boston Tea Room at 248-548-1415 so each attendee can be added by name. For questions or to register by phone, use the same number. A 24 hour notice is required for a refund, store credit, or exchange; to cancel, call at least 24 hours in advance. With more than two decades of experience in energy healing and sound therapy, Lisa weaves ancient modalities with compassion and intuition, integrating breath, mantra, and Reiki-infused intention to meet participants where they are. Each gathering becomes a quiet haven of sound and stillness, guiding the body and mind toward spaciousness, balance, and inner calm.

RUSH - Fifty Something takes place at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.

Sanctuary Detroit hosts an emo and pop punk night featuring LOUDERNOW, a Midwest tribute act dedicated to the genre. The live show runs for two and a half hours and becomes a big sing-along with hits from more than 50 artists, including Taking Back Sunday, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, Paramore, The Used, Jimmy Eat World, Dashboard Confessional, Good Charlotte, Sum 41, New Found Glory and more. The set spotlights the sounds and style of the 2000s scene with a playlist made for dancing and lyrics remembered from Warped Tour lineups, Myspace pages and Alternative Press covers. It is a throwback to skinny jeans, studded belts, eyeliner, band shirts and Vans, all powered by LOUDERNOW on stage.

Guest instructors Dr. Christie Mikell and Dr. Julia Atkins lead an intimate Women’s Full Moon Circle created for women-identifying participants who want to slow down, reconnect, and honor the Moon in community. The gathering begins with a grounding meditation to help everyone arrive in the moment and feel present in their bodies. From there, the circle explores the astrology of the current Moon to illuminate themes and energies, followed by guided journaling prompts for reflection and self-awareness. A release ritual invites letting go and calling in what feels aligned, and there is optional time to share within a supportive, therapist-informed space. Registration is $30 per person and must be completed in advance. To register by phone, call 248-548-1415. If registering online for more than one person, please call to provide the additional names so seats can be reserved. This event is held in person, and a free parking lot with an entrance around the back is available. Cancellations require 24 hours’ notice to receive a refund, store credit, or exchange. To cancel, call 248-548-1415 at least 24 hours before the start time. Registrations made less than 24 hours before the start time are nonrefundable. Dr. Julia Atkins is an astrologer, Reiki practitioner, and intuitive guide who blends practical structure with mystical insight to help people reconnect with inner wisdom and take aligned action. Dr. Christie Mikell is a licensed clinical psychologist who views healing as both psychological and spiritual work, integrating astrology and the Enneagram to support insight and growth with a grounded, compassionate presence.

At The Magic Bag, Double Duran delivers a faithful Duran Duran tribute steeped in the high-gloss new wave sound and style. Expect a high-energy performance that captures the band’s signature synth-driven grooves and striking visuals, with hits like Hungry Like the Wolf, Rio, and Girls on Film setting the tone for a night of dancing and nostalgia. This is an all-ages, standing-room-only show.

Small's hosts the fifth Detroit All-Star Garage Rock Punk Revue, celebrating the city's music scene with a lineup that brings together the All-Star Garage Rock Punk Band, Nikki Corvette with Ricky Rat, Joe Leone, and Brian McCarty, White Shag with Laura Mendoza, Smitt E. Smitty & The Fezztones, Cinecyde in tribute to Diane Schroeder, Little Billy Lost, Custodians, and Rock & Roll Prep School. Special DJ Danny Kroha is featured, and the program is co-hosted by Jerry Vile and Paul Zimmerman. Special guests include QueenBee Karen Neal, DJ GaLexy also known as Lexy Gross, Ricky Rat, Brian McCarty, Joe Leone, Gerald Shohan, Anthony Bojanic, Kirsten Rogoff, David Hanna, and more. Presented in association with Rustbelt Studios, H2 Audio Helios, FezzKoKo Records, and Robar PR.

Ms. Pat will perform at Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts. Entry begins two hours before showtime, and the seating area opens one hour prior. Children younger than five will not be admitted.

Boston Tea Room’s book club brings readers together to explore magic-themed fiction and nonfiction in a lively, guided conversation. This session spotlights the fiction pick Filthy Rich Fae by Geneva Lee and is facilitated by V. Hosts Heatherleigh and V. curate a mix of titles and come prepared with discussion prompts so everyone can take part. Participation is $10 per person, and advance registration is recommended. The $10 holds your seat and, after you check in, turns into a same-day Boston Tea Room gift certificate for retail purchases. If registering more than one person, call 248-548-1415 with each name so a spot can be reserved. If you need to cancel, call before the session begins to be eligible for a refund. Bring your own copy in any format or pick up the current title at Boston Tea Room at a 15% discount. This gathering is held in person at Boston Tea Room, with free parking and an entrance at the back of the building.

The Hamtramck Night Bazaar returns in 2026 with a lively mix of sellers, music, and food. Held at Pope Park, this night market experience offers a welcoming atmosphere to browse goods, listen to music, and enjoy something to eat.

Kickstand Productions Michigan presents a night with Wolves of Glendale, joined by Wynchester. The trio of Ethan Edenburg, Eric Jackowitz, and Tom McGovern blends music and comedy, crafting original songs and clever parodies that riff on everyday life. In a short time they have built a big online following and a loyal fan community, appeared at Netflix is a Joke Festival, shared stages with David Cross, Tenacious D, and Jukebox the Ghost, and put out three music videos. Jack Black has publicly praised their sound in colorful terms. Their debut full-length album, produced by Grammy-winning producers John Spiker and Rian Lewis, is available to stream. This event is all ages, and seating is limited on a first come, first served basis.

Moravian supports Black Pontiac at a show in Hamtramck, Michigan. More details will be announced soon.

Damien Jurado headlines The Magic Bag with special guest St. Yuma. The performance is open to all ages and will be standing room only. Now 25 years into his career, Jurado continues a prolific creative streak with Reggae Film Star, his 18th full-length and the second released on his own Maraqopa Records label. The album plays like scenes captured on a set, shifting between dreamlike fragments and intimate snapshots, with characters moving through everyday spaces in the Pacific Northwest and the desert Southwest. Rich arrangements of strings, warm bass, and sparkling piano frame songs that draw on romantic AM pop, 1960s psychedelia, driving rock and roll, Latin-inflected rhythms, and indie-leaning atmospheres. Recorded with multi-instrumentalist Josh Gordon and engineer Alex Bush at Sonikwire in Irvine, California, the music showcases Jurado’s distinctive voice and a cinematic approach that turns brief vignettes into lingering moments.

Mojo Brookzz brings the Outta Pocket Tour to Fox Theatre for a high energy stand up show packed with big laughs. Known for turning online buzz into a commanding stage presence, he has been filling theaters nationwide with his lively humor and memorable performances. Expect an upbeat night of sharp jokes, charismatic storytelling, and plenty of feel good vibes.

The Hamtramck Parks Conservancy and Hamtramck Recreation Department present their second outdoor movie night at Veterans Park, featuring Angels in the Outfield with seating in the grandstands of the historic Hamtramck Stadium. Popcorn will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket. This screening is free and open to all, and it will proceed only if the weather cooperates. Guests should bring their own bug spray. There will be no refreshments for sale, and alcohol, tobacco, and fireworks are not permitted in the park.

This in-person circle for women-identifying individuals offers a welcoming space to share community. Participants are invited to listen with care and speak with purpose, to be witnessed as they are without judgment, shame, or pressure to meet someone else’s expectations. The intention is that you leave with a stronger sense of your own resilience and inspiration from the stories exchanged. The gathering is held at the Boston Tea Room, with a free parking lot and entrance located behind the building. The cost is $10 per person. Because the circle has grown, please register in advance each month so planning can ensure room for all. If you need to cancel, call 248-548-1415 ahead of time to request a refund.

Kickstand Productions presents a live concert at Small's featuring Shiner alongside Bursting. This is an all-ages show.

Social Distortion brings a night of live music to The Fillmore Detroit. Guests of all ages are welcome. Opening performers are subject to change without prior notice. Ticket access includes multiple options, with presales for Citi cardmembers, an artist presale, a Spotify presale, and a Live Nation presale, followed by a public onsale.

Terrapin Flyer brings its celebrated take on the Grateful Dead to The Magic Bag, blending precise musicianship with wide-open improvisation informed by jazz, blues, and bluegrass. Founded in 1999, the group has collaborated with Melvin Seals, Vince Welnick, and Tom Constanten, and has been featured in Rolling Stone’s Guide to the Grateful Dead. The current lineup of Josh Olken, Wavy Dave, Jon Reed, Michael Cole, and Doug Hagman channels the feel of a classic Dead show, keeping each performance fresh and unpredictable. This is a standing room only concert and it is open to all ages.

FrankenFest Detroit brings a free outdoor celebration to Historic Fort Wayne in Detroit, open to all ages, with a heads-up that some artwork may not be ideal for very young children. Expect artists and vendors, high energy attractions, larger than life exhibits, food trucks, aerial performances, and appearances by paranormal experts. Admission to the Star Fort building is $5.

At The Magic Bag, ROCKSTAR delivers an arena rock spectacle that channels the energy, swagger, and sound of the genre’s giants. The band transforms into icons such as Freddy Mercury, Axl, Ozzy, Twisted Sister, DLR, ACDC, Steve Perry, and Alice Cooper, complete with full wardrobe and larger-than-life theatrics. Expect powerhouse 70s and 80s anthems performed with album-accurate precision, paired with wild outfits and an over-the-top stage show that feels like a time-capsule trip through rock history. This all-ages performance is standing room only.

This Kickstand Productions event features YHWH Nailgun performing at Sanctuary Detroit in the Catacombs.

At Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, Weezer performs alongside The Shins and Silversun Pickups in a single concert. The event brings all three bands together on one stage for a live show.

The timeless story of Swan Lake arrives at Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts in a sweeping production by World Ballet Company accompanied by a live orchestra. Enchantment and destiny collide in a classic struggle of good and evil, brought to life by 50 international dancers, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes, and hand-crafted sets. Highlights range from the delicate Dance of the Little Swans to the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés, all set to Tchaikovsky’s score performed live for an immersive experience of dreams, heartbreak, and hope. The performance runs 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 5 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets to cities nationwide, featuring renowned artists from over ten countries and having visited more than 300 cities to date, reaching audiences of more than 500,000.

The Magic Bag hosts Start Making Sense, a seven-piece tribute devoted to the music of Talking Heads. The band delivers faithful renditions that span the group’s entire career, including songs the original lineup never performed live. Their show captures the feel of the signature Talking Heads live experience, led by front man Jon Braun in a David Byrne-inspired role. This is an all-ages event and the performance is standing room only.

Step into a celebration of retro style at Huntington Place, where a sprawling market brings back the looks and pop culture of the 80s, 90s, and Y2K. Browse curated clothing and accessories from those decades, then dig into vinyl, classic toys, video games, and vintage home goods. Play unlimited rounds in a classic game arcade, explore a gallery of throwback gadgets and tech, and capture memories at nostalgic photo scenes. Early entry tickets provide first pick of the finds before general admission. General admission and early entry options are available, kids 12 and under get in free, and tickets are sold at the door. The experience is indoors, so it runs rain or shine. Vendor lineups rotate and availability varies, event details may change, and all ticket sales are final. Wearing your favorite retro outfit is encouraged.

Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC travel to face Detroit City FC at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck. It is a cross-conference clash that matches Colorado Springs’ road-hardened approach with Detroit’s physical, high-energy style in one of the league’s most distinctive venues. Look for fast transitions, set-piece duels, and tight margins where a single mistake or a spark of skill could decide the result.

Open to guests of any age, this event welcomes everyone.

Experience a monthly sound bath and guided Yoga Nidra aligned with the full moon at Boston Tea Room, created as a recurring space for release, renewal, and inner alignment. Each session invites participants to settle the body, quiet the mind, and reconnect with personal clarity while immersed in soothing sound frequencies. The soundscape blends deep gong resonance, quartz crystal bowls, and Tibetan and Himalayan bowls with sacred percussion such as bells, tingsha, rattles, and shamanic drum. Layered Sanskrit mantra and live vocal tones are woven throughout to support expanded awareness, emotional clearing, and profound rest. The session is led by Lisa Harthun, founder of Healing Balance Holistic Wellness Therapy, who brings more than two decades of experience in energy healing and sound therapy, integrating ancient modalities with compassion, intuition, and a multimodality framework that includes breath, mantra, and Reiki-infused intention. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket, a pillow, water in a covered container, and a journal with a pen. Separate registration through Boston Tea Room is required. The cost is $35 per person. Capacity is limited, and walk-in availability cannot be guaranteed, so advance registration is encouraged. If registering more than one attendee, contact the Boston Tea Room at 248-548-1415 to ensure each person is added. Check in at the reception desk upon arrival. To protect the meditative atmosphere, late arrivals are not permitted. For cancellation details or to make changes to a reservation, call the Boston Tea Room.

Teddy Swims performs live at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. Enjoy a concert from the artist at this arena venue.

The Ugly Tour makes a stop in Detroit as Teddy Swims takes the stage at Little Caesars Arena.

Presented by Tied Down, this concert features Militarie Gun headlining The Loving Touch in Detroit, with Softcult, Shady Nasty, and Dazy also on the bill.

Kickstand Productions presents a live show at Sanctuary Detroit in the Catacombs, featuring Oakwood with support from Camping in Alaska and Empty Parking Lot. This is an all ages event.

This all-ages event welcomes attendees of every age. Will call tickets are released only to the original purchaser prior to entry, and a valid ID is required. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $5 at the door.

Birmingham Legion FC faces Detroit City FC at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck. The matchup brings two contrasting styles together in a compact, close-to-the-field setting that heightens tempo, emphasizes set-piece moments, and makes late tactical adjustments especially significant. The atmosphere in this venue keeps the action close and intense as the game develops.

Astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson brings An Astrophysicist Goes to the Movies - Part II to The Fillmore Detroit. All support acts are subject to change without notice.

The Magic Bag hosts a standing room only concert by Stanley Simmons, the duo of Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons. Friends since infancy, they only recently made music together for a short social media clip that drew an enthusiastic response and revealed an easy creative spark. Writing together soon followed, and they set out to make the record each had long envisioned. Having grown up around music while traveling with their fathers, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of Kiss, they bring that lifelong connection to the stage. After hearing their first home-recorded demo, producer Rob Cavallo, known for work with Green Day, Fleetwood Mac, Paramore, My Chemical Romance, and Dave Matthews, stepped in to produce the duo’s debut full-length and manage the project. With the album finished and a North American run ahead, this show welcomes all ages.

Now in its fourth year, The Three Ring Circuit returns with a full weekend of axe throwing spread across two Detroit Axe locations and six competitions. This edition features a double major with a Women’s IATF Major titled The Fern, open to all who identify as women, and an Open IATF Major open to all throwers. Both majors use premier rules in a double-elimination format. Rounding out the lineup, Detroit Axe Corktown hosts a mini-marathon with a 12-game regular season followed by playoffs and a 20-thrower limit, along with a doubles tournament that runs as double elimination with the possibility of group play feeding into the bracket. At Detroit Axe Ferndale, competitors can take on the Big Axe tournament using standard rules with double elimination and 5 and 7 round matches, plus a Skillz competition that follows a wheel of skillz format with double elimination, with additional rules provided in a separate post. Entry fees are $50 for the mini-marathon, $90 per team for doubles, $120 for the women’s major, $50 for big axe, $120 for the open major, and $30 for the Skillz event.

Orchid Theatre hosts the yearly Heartwood Ball, featuring Sycamour with additional artists to be announced soon. Early bird tickets are on sale in limited supply.

Kickstand Productions presents a night of live music at Sanctuary Detroit in the Crypt featuring Buddha Trixie, with Flight By Nothing and Pleaser rounding out the bill. The lineup brings all three acts together on one stage.

The Magic Bag hosts Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers on The Hell To Breakfast Tour 2026, with Ike Reilly featuring Shane Reilly. Led by Roger Clyne, formerly of The Refreshments, the band blends Southwestern rock, outlaw country influences, and Americana with vivid storytelling at the forefront. The performance features road-ready anthems, crowd-singable hooks, and an easy rapport that draws the audience into the experience. Attendees will be on their feet throughout, and all ages are welcome.

Girls Gone Rx marks 14 years of strength, sweat, and camaraderie with a community-driven competition that puts empowerment ahead of podiums. Participants tackle four partner workouts, with options for female-female or mixed male-female teams, and choose between two divisions. The RX division suits experienced athletes who complete workouts without scaling, move confidently through pull-ups, double unders, and handstand push-ups, and handle a barbell including full squat snatches or cleans at or above 95 pounds. The BAM division welcomes those newer to competing or functional fitness with built-in scaling and modifications, an introduction-friendly approach to Olympic lifting, and a supportive environment ideal for a first or second event. The competition also supports Compete for a Cure, with each team able to create a fundraising page and have fundraising count toward the overall score. After registration, teams receive a referral link, and if four teams sign up using that link, the referring team competes at no cost. Expect challenging workouts, loud cheers, and a focus on lifting each other up long after the last rep.

Bed By 10 offers a dance night created for the 30-plus crowd, celebrating the heyday of 80s, 90s, and early 2000s club culture. The event’s DJ serves up classic floor-fillers while lively visuals amplify the atmosphere. It is a welcoming space to dance, mingle, and enjoy great music, all with the bonus of an early night. Purchasing tickets signifies acceptance of the event’s terms and conditions, and the customer service team can help with any questions.

At The Fillmore Detroit, a wickedly funny, high-camp parody of a beloved Halloween cult favorite takes the stage with star turns from drag performers. Powered by Magica Mystica, the notorious Salem sisters rise for a single-night engagement, bewildered by the world they find and intent on stealing the life force of anyone in their path to remain eternally youthful and glamorous. The production features live vocals and a fully scripted, theatrical presentation that mixes sharp comedy with nostalgic thrills. Suitable for all ages, though it may include adult themes and language. VIP upgrade packages are available.

Kickstand Productions brings The Bobby Lees to Sanctuary Detroit for a live performance in the Crypt room. This concert centers on the band’s set in that part of the venue.

At Ghost Light, fans of dungeon synth and adjacent sounds gather for the third installment of Great Lakes Dungeon Siege, a two day celebration of brooding atmospheres, heavy textures, emotive Arthurian themes, and dungeon metal. Marking a second consecutive year in Detroit, the event brings together both well known names and underground artists. Day one features Caitha, Blood Tower, Cefaris, Faydark, Fianna performing a full band set, Mortwight, Seregost, Shadowwrought, Sorrowmoon, Stake of Hawthorn, Thangorodrim, and Tomb Wizard. Day two continues with Alkilith, Bergtagen, Desolation Plains, Foglord, Haudh, hermit knight, Hoarfrost, Kloister, Lurk, Malfet, and Phranick. Set order and performance times will be announced later. Tickets are available as a single day pass for $60 or a two day pass for $80.

Chicago’s Fugu Dugu brings The Legend of Baba Yaga: East Meets West Tour to Detroit at Orchid Theatre, celebrating a new album that blends Eastern European roots with the raw edge of American folk and punk. The performance debuts fresh material alongside fan favorites in a high-energy set built for the stage, driven by relentless rhythms, commanding vocals, and a distinctive presence. Led by women and rooted in the global underground, the band threads tradition and rebellion into songs that travel across languages and cultures. Also appearing is Chicago-based one-man band and virtuoso guitarist Jaik Willis, adding blues-fueled intensity and raw, percussive energy.

The MANÁ: Vivir Sin Aire Tour stop at Little Caesars Arena has been rescheduled. Tickets already purchased will be accepted, and buyers will receive more information by email.

CKY and Idiot Kids appear at The Loving Touch. The event welcomes guests of all ages. Will call pickup is limited to the original purchaser right before entry, and a valid ID is required. Guests under 21 should expect an additional five dollar charge at the door.

Zac Brown Band brings the Love & Fear Tour to Little Caesars Arena. Please review the venue’s policies before you go. Handbags, purses, and clutches must not exceed 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches, while diaper and medical bags are permitted up to 14 x 14 x 6 inches. Parking, concessions, and merchandise are cashless. Tickets are mobile only, so add them to your phone’s wallet in advance for smoother entry. Early arrival is encouraged due to multiple events in the District Detroit, and there is no re-entry once you exit. Ticket options include a public onsale along with several presales such as Ticketmaster, partner, Zamily fan club, ZBB community, venue, and VIP packages, plus a Mother’s Day offer.